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Sifting through hundreds of pages of documents; elbow grease and defining ‘affordable housing’
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Park Hill’s developer was given millions for affordable flats. So where are they?
Urban Splash was legally bound to provide 20% affordable housing, until it wasn’t
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You can't understand Sheffield without understanding Millstone Grit
To some, it's just stone. To Carey Davies, it explains the history and landscape of our city
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The University of Sheffield’s robotics professor thinks AI labour is inevitable. So what comes next?
‘Our human lives are increasingly impacted by AI’
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‘Older dancers don’t mimic young ones: we’re too distinctive’
On the rise and rise of Third Bite Dance
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Yes, Labour’s won big — but that doesn’t tell the full story
On an alleged Conservatives-Reform deal, surprising second places and a muted Labour celebration
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A decade ago, over half of Sheffield’s libraries lost their staff. Against the odds, they’ve thrived
An unusual austerity success story
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‘Another day, another derisory sentence for killing a cyclist’
Plus, a new public artwork is unveiled in Firth Park
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‘It all starts with Orgreave. Without Orgreave, there is no Hillsborough’
Can the documentary ‘Strike’ right the wrongs of the miners’ strike?
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Just not cricket: Does the grassroots game in Sheffield have a race problem?
‘They don’t understand how the world has moved on’
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Does Reform UK have a chance in Rotherham?
The Tories are M.I.A. and some fear the far-right party could fill the vacuum
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